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seriously. Every time I go to a big box I swing through the paint aisle and I'm amazed at how limited the selection is. Good to know about the wet sandable primer.

@@Gowaduv Heads up that it smells terrible, so it's definitely one to spray outdoors. Smell dissipates quickly though, b/c it dries very fast.

RUclips sucks when it comes to notifying me about comments, my apologies for taking so long to reply. Rustoleum 2x did not dry in my testing. The best thing to do is strip the paint using Simple Green/LA's Totally Awesome/your mini paint stripper of choice, and a toothbrush. If you painted over it, please let me know how it turned out. I'm curious whether a tacky primer coat matters to the end result.

Spray it with Rustoleum frosted glass spray. Works like a charm for sticky prime jobs. 👍👍

I’ve also used the frosted glass as a primer for bones but I don’t like it so much bc I can’t gauge coverage due to it being clear. Plus using it alone isn’t a good base for contrast paints or painting methods where you use transparent paints.

Interesting... thanks for the idea. I wouldn't have thought the finish would make that much difference. If someone's willing to send me a can, I'll do an update. Currently I have that $20 can of Citadel primer, all of these spray cans and more than a quart of DIY brush-on gesso. That stuff I really like for ease of application, detail and surface tooth.

Thanks for the added detail. Last year I ended up with about eight full tubes from the two ladies who were working their tails off all spring. Of those I harvested on the order of 20 cocoons in the fall; the rest were damaged by boring wasps or the chamber looked like nothing was deposited therein. These cocoons are from Crown Bee near Seattle, though, because the local birds ate my harvest from last season. We're getting to the end of the "wake up" season and the six cocoons left (three males and three females, based on the size of the pods) don't have much longer to get going. Two females are definitely at work, and they've managed to complete two 6" tubes. I can also see mud debris in at least three other tubes. Fingers are crossed for a good bee harvest this year.

I've heard where some housing subdivisions in California are requiring residents to put out mason bee houses to help the almond growers with pollination efforts. Some farms are having to pollinate trees by hand using long telescoping poles with "sticky mitts" attached on the ends. Workers walk the almond tree aisles swinging their poles with the mitts from the male trees to the female trees in an effort to help pollinate.. I think you're on to something good. I see where kids are learning about it too. There's a children's book out called Mason and the Mason Bee.

Hard to say. I did appreciate the fan while camping when starting a new fire, or stoking a fire that had died down. Not having to put my face into a cloud of smoke was a pleasant change from the norm. Price-wise it's on par with the "higher end" firepit options, but it's dozens of times more expensive than the old washer drum that my friend uses at his place.

It feels like they moved up the release to capture some of the excitement for the trailer for Season 3.

@@Gowaduv Possibly.

If no one complained or offered constructive feedback, nothing would ever improve. Thanks for watching!

To address the rumor - there is not a typo (at least nothing as egregious as you're referring to). I think what happened was another RUclipsr thought there was an error when he reviewed the box set a couple weeks ago (he rolled high on the luck tables and happened to be at a ThinkGeek store the day the box dropped). He was rushing through the character builds and was like "huh, paladin with cleric spells.... whaaaaa?" But in 5E pallys get spells at 2nd level. Most (if not all) of those spells are also on the cleric table, and I suspect that other reviewer is more familiar with clerics than pallys. The pregen character sheet doesn't give a list of starting spells but it does call out the spells the PC gets at level 5: Aid and Magic Weapon. Aid is also a cleric spell, but Magic Weapon is a wizard spell. I cross referenced the sheet with the rules in the 5E PHB and it looks correct. The relevant spell lists in the ST player's guide set are as follows Paladin Spells Level 1: Bless, Command, Cure Wounds, Detect Magic, Protection from Good and Evil, Shield of Faith Level 2: Aid, Lesser Restoration, Magic Weapon, Zone of Truth Cleric Spells Level 1: Bless, Command, Cure Wounds, Detect Magic, Guiding Bolt, Healing Word, Inflict Wounds, Protection from Good and Evil, Sanctuary, Shield of Faith Level 2: Aid, Augury, Hold Person, Lesser Restoration, Silence, Spiritual Weapon, Zone of Truth

@@Gowaduv thanks!

Haha. Need? One. Want? One more. I don't miss the "color your own dice" days, but the set of six is evocative of the early days. Thanks for watching

Ooh. Now I'm intrigued by the dice. Chessex has one mold style, so if they are different I wonder who's making the dice for this. I strongly suspect this is that same 5E beginner set reskinned for ST with a custom adventure. We'll find out as soon as mine arrives

It really is ridiculous, but it bridges the gap between the modern, easy to get sculpts and perhaps nicer models that were available before the early 2000s. I'd love to see some photos if you'd like to share a link.

It just doesn't looks a esthetically apelaing

Thanks for watching!

I expect resin printers will get less expensive in 2019. I'm hopeful the resins will be less toxic, as well. Thanks for watching!

Thanks! I figured that people who were searching for 3.0 already know what it's about and don't need to listen to me read the label for 3.0 minutes ;) I hope the comparison between the paints is useful

The folks on the biolite firepit owners group at Facebook say they've emailed Firepit@bioliteenergy.com and have had prompt results. Good luck!

Lol actually made one lol

We're optimistic about most of our camp cooking equipment, just not the dutch oven with the three feet. What size skillet is it?

Lodge makes a camp oven as well as the dutch oven. Camp oven doesn't have the feet. If you need feet just roll up allunium into balls to act like a divet. I have a 10 inch, and 12 inch, and you can share lids with your skillets.

My only issue with Lodge, I wish the finish their skillets and make them smooth, but it would destroy the price point. Some people with get out the grinder, and re-season. The camp oven works well in kitchen as crock pot in the oven. If weight isn't a issue, a 18 wheeler front rim works great as a fire pit in a more permanent camp. My only issue is grade of steel they use in the stove, I would like to a see a heavier gauge. If I am car camping, weight doesn't matter to me as long as its still man portable or a I can easily put it into a portable wagon.

generally I would agree with you. However there's the matter of the fuel sitting on a grate so most kindling is going to fall through. I used the wood as a base and built the fire on top, just like we have to do in the PNW when it's been raining and the ground is wet.

Thanks so much for your kind reply. I truly appreciate it. Over that recent decade I have learned that a lot of innovative and unconventional fire builds work. Here in the Saint Croix Riverway National Park I have found that what folks up north call the "upside down fire" works very well for a large campfire in a fire ring. It's similar to what you did. We simply set several pieces of big wood on end then build a small tepee fire centered on top. As it burns down embers fall between bigger wood and start it burning. The fire then burns outward from the center. As they burn, big chunks fall toward each other and continue burning without requiring a lot of rearrangement.

Awesome. This looks like a great group for folks to keep in touch about delivery schedules and the few fitment issues that have popped up. Thanks for the add to the group.

Thanks. We got the campstove 2 with the grill attachment when we kickstarted this. We're super excited to get back to camping in a couple weeks - we're going to put all of this stuff through its paces.

It sounds like this is one of the few times I got lucky with a product. Thanks for letting us know how you took care of the problem.

I really like that, too (it's way better than huge chunks of silence). That is Galaxia by Bruno E., one of the ~150 or so songs that are available for use by RUclips for videos. This is where the link on the creator page goes for Bruno E. ruclips.net/user/BrunoEmusicvideos

whoops! I was using Galaxia for a different project. This song is Freshly Fallen Snow by Chris Haugen ruclips.net/channel/UCNXDIltPLbdcAavUtL00i7g

I mentioned in my first review that the top rack had a few wires warp. I would prefer that all the grates be the same 1/4" stock. Aside from that I've been happy with the design and build. We'll put it through its paces the first weekend in August when we go camping again. Our goal is to have it be the only cooking heat source. Up front that means no dutch-oven cooking. If we wanted only a charcoal grill I would definitely get a small Weber. However, we've had enough issue with rain when camping (and the subsequent issues with getting a hot cook fire on wet ground) that we though we'd give this a shot.

Glad you liked the video. Charcoal chimneys are always very smokey but it only takes a page of newsprint to light them. What you're seeing is all the smoke concentrated through the 10" tube, instead of spread out like it would be on a grill.

To balance marketing and engineering, the online brochure says "way less smoke than a traditional fire pit" and I think that's true

Hi, would you say that fan noise would interfere with people talking around the fire pit? Also, please try charcoal on this for smoke. Thank you!

I don't think the fan is really noticeable unless it's on max. But it's not too loud to talk over. I'll definitely do a follow up with a bag of charcoal - thanks!

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toosas once you get a fire base set, adding more logs didn’t create smoke when I tested mine. Just got yesterday, was in the back yard tonight. It creates WAY WAY LESS smoke than your standard fire pit or grill.